cwnnkill - To terminate the cserver.

       /usr/local/bin/cWnn4/cwnnkill

       To terminate the cserver.
       If hostname is given, the cserver at the specified host will be terminated.

       If  no  hostname  is  given,  "cwnnkill"  will terminate the cserver of UNIX_domain.  This is the cserver
       specified in the environment variable CSERVER.  If this environment variable is not specified, "cwnnkill"
       will terminate the cserver of the local machine.

       If some other front-end processors are still using the cserver to be killed, the current usage  condition
       of the cserver will be shown, and termination will fail.

       cwnnkill - To terminate the cserver.

       The hostname inside [ ] shown in the Command Format indicates that it is optional.  If this option is not
       required, "cwnnkill" alone is sufficient to terminate the cserver.

                                                   13 May 1992                                       CWNNKILL(8)

       -L     To  specify  the  language  name  which  is  referred  during selection of cserver.  If no lang is
              specified, the one specified by the environment variable  LANG  will  be  used.   The  default  is
              "zh_CN".

       cwnnkill  [-L lang ]  [ hostname ]